Participated · Seed · Jul 2026

Librari provides a contract intelligence platform that surfaces agreements across drives, email, and e-signature tools, makes contract terms searchable in plain English, and automatically tracks key dates and renewals. The platform is SOC 2 Type II aligned, does not move customer files, and does not train on customer data. Co-founded by T.J. Clark (CEO) and Doug Squires (CTO), the company aims to help businesses cut costs, protect revenue, reduce risk, and save time. Following its $1.75M pre-seed raise, Librari plans to deepen its product and expand its go-to-market team. The company intends to use the new capital to broaden adoption among growing businesses. No revenue or user metrics were disclosed in the reporting.

Participated · Seed · Feb 2024

Enkrypt AI builds Sentry, an all-in-one control layer and secure enterprise gateway that routes LLM interactions through proprietary guardrails for data privacy, model security, access controls and compliance. Sentry’s features include prompt-injection prevention, data sanitization and anonymization, continuous moderation, and testing for corner cases to reduce vulnerabilities and toxic outputs. The company says its technology can accelerate enterprise gen‑AI adoption by up to 10x and is currently being tested by mid- to large-sized enterprises in regulated industries such as finance and life sciences. Enkrypt was founded in 2023 by Yale PhDs Sahil Agarwal and Prashanth Harshangi and is headquartered in Boston. The startup is still at a pre-revenue stage with no major growth figures disclosed. Enkrypt plans to mature the product with design partners and expand adoption across more enterprises and model environments.

Participated · Equity · Feb 2024

Ema provides a generative AI assistant delivering personalized, empathetic, evidence-based support for women's health, built and trained by licensed health professionals. The platform serves more than 100,000 direct-to-consumer users and has begun scaling into B2B, securing over $100K in contracts within 30 days after a pivot. Medical testers reported strong endorsement, with 97% saying they would recommend Ema. The assistant handles health, mental-health, and parenting questions and guides therapeutic exercises such as journaling, including support for postpartum anxiety. Ema plans to expand into employee benefits to support working women, potentially improving return rates from maternity leave and reducing absenteeism. The company has raised nearly $2 million in total funding and will use the bridge financing to scale product and business integrations.

Led · Seed · Dec 2023

Narratize is a trusted generative AI coauthor for innovative enterprises. Based in Cincinnati, OH, it positions itself to accelerate innovation through the power of story. The company closed a $2 million seed round to support its growth. The round was led by Kubera Venture Capital and HearstLab, with participation from Cintrifuse Capital, Keyhorse Capital, North Coast Ventures, and How Women Invest. Narratize said the funding will be used to accelerate development of its generative-AI coauthor capabilities.

Participated · Seed · Oct 2023

Goodhood is a subscription-based tech company that connects car owners to mechanics for at-home maintenance and repairs. Its Auto Club monthly subscription and mobile app let users browse, book, and manage service appointments. The company is led by founder and CEO Prashant Salla. Future plans for the Auto Club include adding roadside assistance and insurance services and launching a new Auto Club subscription offering. Goodhood says it will use recent funding to develop its technology and operations and to expand into new geographies nationally. The company currently serves customers across Michigan, Texas, and Arizona. FixMyCar operates a mobile-mechanic managed marketplace that brings certified mechanics to a customer's driveway or workplace, offering diagnostics, battery and starter replacement, brake and engine repairs, routine maintenance, and used-car inspections. The company emphasizes convenience with extended hours and weekend availability and promises a 24-month/24,000-mile warranty on parts and labor. FixMyCar positions its service as 20–30% cheaper than dealerships and repair shops due to lower overhead while paying mechanics higher salaries. The company is launching an annual membership program to save customers money and plans a MyCar Marketplace to add towing, washing, and buying/selling/renting cars from customers' driveways. FixMyCar currently operates in Detroit, Dallas, and Houston, with plans to expand soon to Austin and other major metropolitan areas and ultimately nationwide.